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Fury v Makhmudov: Confirmed date, venue and how to get tickets now
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After 15 months of absence, Tyson Fury surprised the boxing world by announcing his return to the ring to face Arslanbek Makhmudov this 2026. The British explained that his decision was influenced by the car accident Anthony Joshua suffered at the end of last year, a fact that prompted him to think about his life and sports career.How it was Anthony Joshua's accident that motivated Tyson Fury to return to the ringFury, better known as the Gitano…
Fury v Makhmudov: Confirmed date, venue and how to get tickets now
After hanging up his gloves at the start of 2025, the Gypsy King is returning to the ring.Tyson Fury went into retirement following his second defeat to Oleksandr Usyk, but has been teasing a comeback and heading back into training over the past few months.Rumours abound that Fury will face off against fellow Brit Anthony Joshua in an anticipated showdown, but this remains to be seen. For now, the two-time heavyweight champion will face Russian …
The first press conference before his comeback fight against the Russian giant Arslanbek Mahmudov became the expected Tyson-Fury show. His arch-rival Oleksandr Usyk sees the "Gypsy King" in the role of the beggar, about a possible super fight against Anthony Joshua he consciously expresses unconcretely. Germany's boxing hope Agit Kabyel could hit Fury's plans sensitively.
Tyson Fury brings in former heavyweight champion for Makhmudov training camp: "He's here"
A former world heavyweight champion has joined at his training camp in Thailand ahead of the upcoming battle with Arslanbek Makhmudov. Fury returns to action after a 16-month absence when he faces Makhmudov at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on April 11, with the event broadcast live on Netflix. ‘The Gypsy King’ had announced […] The post Tyson Fury brings in former heavyweight champion for Makhmudov training camp: “He’s here” appeared f…
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